new to routers

[br0ck]

I have a 1700 router i'm playing at and i need to figure the basics

i would like to see the config file "sh config doen't work"

also access-lists and nat


any help would be great

thanks

 

[baddos]

"show running-config" should do the trick.

 

[vijaylu]

hi,
gr8 question
first be aware of user mode & previliged mode

# show running-config
is the solution,
for more help use
# show?
it will give u appropriate & possible commands

keep it up ...

 

[br0ck]

I have some pix chops so i'm aware of the modes I was able to get the config with priv mode

observation: I can not do sh commands
in config mode (config t) is it diffrent than the pix?

also with the pix you apply access-lists to an interface
i dont see that in this router how is the access list applied?

and I have some access-lists that are "eq domain"
what does domain consist of? is this like netbios etc.?
Example:
access-list 102 permit tcp host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx any eq domain

sorry i'm taking a self tought crash course on cisco routing

thanks in advance

 

[mtashiro]

You cannot be in config mode to do show command like you can on the pix.

you apply an access list on the interface itself using the ip access-group command.

domain is port 53.

 

[baddos]

Yes... I agree. It wouuld be very nice to be able to do a show running-config in the configuration mode. The PIX allows this, but IOS routers don't.

To follow up w/ what mtashiro said. This is how you would apply an access-list on an interface.

configure terminal
interface fastethernet0/0
ip access-group 102 in


-Bad Dos

 

[vammu]

rtr(config)# do show run

will show you the config while in config mode, if you are running the latest IOS. (May be 12.2 and above)